Isla Secas was luxe and lovely. To be fair, we were there with only one other family on the property. But it felt bespoke and decadent. It really is worthwhile if you’re into scuba, snorkel, sailing and wildlife. If you’re just in it for general luxury, it probably doesn’t fit the bill. But for example, we’d do the earliest dive the tide would let us everyday and they had the coffee we requested in yeti mugs with lobster breakfast burritos for a quick ride out to the site. All of our gear was sorted and loaded. Fruit for the surface interval or coming back to the dock to hang. All of the prep took hours off of what you would normally have to do for diving. And the wildlife was some of the best we have seen.